Non Accusative Objects
Javier Ormazabal,Juan Romero +1 more
TL;DR: Ormazabal et al. as mentioned in this paper propose an analisi asimetrica de la legitimacio de cas, in which, d'una banda, l’arquitectura funcional del sistema verbal nomes legitima, com a maxim, un SD, i, de l'altra, nomes un cert tipus de SD requereix una legitimacio formal.
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Abstract: En aquest article proposem una analisi asimetrica de la legitimacio de cas en que, d’una banda, l’arquitectura funcional del sistema verbal nomes legitima, com a maxim, un SD, i, de l’altra, nomes un cert tipus de SD requereix una legitimacio formal. La nostra proposta explica, sense complicacions addicionals, els problemes classics que afecten la sintaxi de les construccions amb Marcatge Diferenciat de l’Objecte (MDO) i amb elevacio d’objecte, aixi com els efectes de la restriccio de persona i cas, tant en espanyol com en altres llengues. Tambe analitzem les consequencies i els reptes que la nostra proposta planteja per explicar el comportament dels clitics en dialectes laistes en contextos en que els dos arguments interns semblen legitimar-se de maneres formalment independents: un mitjancant el MDO i l’altre gracies a un clitic de datiu. En aquest sentit, demostrem que aquest clitic datiu no estableix cap relacio de concordanca, sino que es un determinant que s’incorpora, com passa amb els clitics acusatius de tercera persona (Ormazabal i Romero 2013a).
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